abel morales teaching this himself about the illegal a- warrant. and that's been issued against them. the purpose of the night about stop and others who. found the denied it so it is very. she dozens of people inside as well. and at the has been a loss of celebration and a lot of- rest to use since he stood down on sunday. i'm on twitter the whole it does seem it's very much divided into two camps supporters calling it a q. and those who using has tax like. a vote you know welcome morales defeated- but when it did it. go wrong with this is a very interesting piece take a look out in the atlantic- because it is. a cause worth remembering- that abel morales i was sore period of economic growth. huge cuts to the race of poverty as well. i went from 60% of the population 236% of the population living in poverty thoughts millions of people. who are better off by the changes. thanks to the changes that he made in the country however this piece- says that basically it accuseses morales attacking believe is democracy for many years in the headline says. fi

resigned after protests against his reelection in bolivia but he isn't going quietly just hours after abel morales announced he was stepping down he accused the police of an illegal warrant for his arrest and he says his home was attacked by violent groups protesters packed the streets of the capital a pass to celebrate his resignation earlier bolivia's military chief called on mr morales to step down he says it's a coup against his government a little money i'm resigning from my position as president in order that people from culture obama and the poor people are not tried in on anymore i'm resigning for them we don't want there to be confrontation early this morning we met ministers and we decided to resign in order for there to be new elections so we were all for bolivia or for life or for the country. in america. with more situation in bolivia this hour it is extremely complex and politically unstable to begin with there is it and huge power vacuum after the resignation of president abel medallists the one would have stepped in as the vice president but he's also resigned as has the pr

newsline from berlin bolivia faces a rerun of last month's disputed presidential election abel were released for greece to call a new election after independent monitors reported serious voting irregularities widespread protests erupted after marley's claimed victory 3 weeks ago we'll get the latest from our correspondents in the pos also coming up spain is voting again too for the 4th time in 4 years the socialist party of acting prime minister pedro sanchez looks likely to come out on top but this will he be able to break the country's political stalemate and germany marks 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall fireworks and music as the city celebrates at the foot of the brandenburg gate with thousands of people joining the party. on car last month thanks for joining us bolivia's embattled president abel morales is calling for new elections after a regional election monitor reported multiple irregularities with october's voting results it marks a sudden reversal from ralitsa after claiming victory 3 weeks ago demonstrators in bolivia say the president rigged the votes and have staged

saying she will pull to do everything necessary to pacify the concert by supporters of former president abel murali suppose her i'm saying for all i suppose victims of the coup. also on the program the australian state of queensland is under threats from potentially catastrophic bushfires authorities warn of fog weather and high winds mean the worst could still be to come along the country's east coast. i'm calling aspen welcome to the program we begin in bolivia where opposition senator john naenae on yes has declared herself interim president following the resignation of former leader abel were alice the constitutional court has endorsed her even though there were not enough lawmakers present in country to appoint or or office is currently in exile in mexico where he was granted asylum after resigning on sunday he has condemned honestly saying she has instigated a coup. yes we could libya's opposition chance the presidential palace is finally there is up to 14 years but in the most controversial of circumstances and i knew as has bitterly opposed to countries rula since she entered living

welcome to the program mexico's foreign ministry says it has granted asylum to bolivian ex president abel morales he resigned on sunday amid pressure from protesters and the military or always had declared victory in a disputed election last month which triggered weeks of demonstrations more unrest broke out overnight in the political capital love pos after murali said that he was stepping down buses were set on fire and shops were reportedly looted. his resignation after 14 years as president as well as several other senior government members resigning has left a sudden power vacuum in the country. our let's bring in correspondent johan ramires he is standing by for us in bolivia's political capital love pos now we heard mexico granting asylum now to abel murali is what more do we know about that offer. we don't know much about is everything about where others he's been a secret since he resigned yesterday we just know that the minister of foreign affairs of mexico months ago without this offer him. that he accepted but where is this right now we don't know. he's supposed to be in cochab

we don't know very much about abel morale is today he appeared with the minister of foreign affairs of mexico marcello grab but they don't want to talk about it we don't know where exactly he's going to leave or if he's going to meet the other politicians in mexico but we know because we were talking today with some people close to the congress and we know that he is from mexico in the negotiations with the p.r. in the congress. your 100 mirrors reporting for us in the past thank you very much . firefighters in australia are scrambling to contain dozens of dangerous bushfires they're burning along the country's east coast authorities are warning of extreme danger in the northern state of queensland cooler conditions are expected further south than australia's most populous states new south wales or authorities had warned of catastrophic conditions on wednesday the fires of killed at least 3 people in recent days. porter jerry joins me now in studio he has more on those fires i mean 1st of all just bring us up to date what's the latest on the situation there was so as you say this is on

but libya's now former president abel morales heads to mexico to seek asylum he leaves behind a country in political turmoil. spain's 2 left wing parties reach a deal to form a government after the socialists for short term a majority in the election. follow israeli airstrikes on gaza have killed 5 palestinians including a senior islamic jihad commander triggering the worst cross border violence in months funerals have been held for a lot though and his wife who died in the targeted strike on their home overnight israeli airstrikes have also hit apartment buildings and how much facility in the territory of fighters in gaza have retaliated firing more than 50 rockets into israel one exploded on a busy highway now really missing cars and buses a factory in there or was also hit setting it on fire israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the overnight strike was approved by his security cabinet 10 days ago. how many reports. in the sky above israeli cities israel's defense system attempted to intercept palestinian rockets. and damage on the ground can be seen there is a state of aler

cain and abel. kancain brings his sacrifice and god says no. he takes abel's sacrifice instead. no reason at all. and when hebrew tells us that his face crumbles like the face of a child when it's shocked by something and you have the first murder he kills his brother, abel. he goes on doing this, god does. he chooses jacob radova rather n esau, the older time and you are made to feel the pain of the rejected one. have you no blessing for me, father, he cries. bless me, too. and hagar just dumped in the desert with her baby son by abraham and god's command to face an almost certain death. this is not the benign god we think. at the end of the book of genesis, god is continually butting in and intervening and appearing and advising and disappears from the world. joseph and his brothers have to struggle with their own insights and dreams just as we do and that image this is the world that we know. this is the world where people do die in terrible senseless disasters and this is a world that is not fair. none of the people that he's chosen is particularly good or better than the ot

. >> tamron: this is a larger conversation as we know, it's bigger than jordan, bigger than abel, then new york. i want to bring out the executive director of glisan, an organization that makes sure that lgbtq students learn in a bullying free environment. eliza, thank you for joining us. when you see jordan's video, what do you see as a professional but personally? >> it's heartbreaking, i just want to say, jordan, your strength and empathy and angie, your love and support for your child is heartwarming. as a mother myself and an advocate and someone who grew up lgbtq in america, i just want to say how important it is that we take this moment to learn. [applause] thank you. >> tamron: one of the things jordan has at his school is a support group, i guess they have a club for lgbtq kids. what you said you didn't want to join because it makes you more about target, so what are they to do? >> here's the thing. when a situation, when i saw this video, the heartbreak of realizing that it's gotten to this point for you and for everyone else in that school that you are on your own to deal w

intensifying with demonstrators denouncing what they call a coup against the country's former leader abel morales he resigned 2 weeks ago on the advice of the country's military and was granted asylum in mexico meanwhile clashes with police centered around the capital the pats have left at least $31.00 days and hundreds injured supporters of rallies say security forces are being heavy handed. but. that was we want justice from this president how is she sent a military police to kill us like animals if we're human beings we're not animals for them to kill us like that. yet we come in i would like publicly to denounce the killings that the military police are carrying out this self declared president and her killer cabinet ministers and criminals this is what the country's getting. is that we are unhappy with you need 9 years because she's issuing decrees authorizing the military and police to killers without there being any justice. conservative senator johnny 9 years has proclaimed herself interim president but without consensus in parliament she's also not recognized by politicians loyal

a security operation to end a blockade on a major fuel plant by supporters of the former president abel morales they're demanding the return of the leader and after he resigned earlier this month following antigovernment protests histories about. violence scenes once again in the city of hundreds of members of the security forces headed to this ng got their gas plant on tuesday supporters of dallas were blocking it to prevent gas from reaching the capital. several people were killed and many others injured when security forces cleared the way. they are killing our bolivian brothers we want freedom we want a president with our blood we will fight for it with our lives. there are roadblocks in many parts of bolivia and the streets leading to the capital are no exception protesters say bolivia's democracies are under threat but protests like this one are preventing gas diesel and some food items from reaching the city people here say that they want to repeat what indigenous leaders back up that he did when he shot down all accesses to the capital well they're saying that they want to do ex

well that's correct we're here this is a stronghold of abel morales and just until a few minutes ago there were thousands and thousands of people marching from where we are towards the center of the capital past towards plus some of those people that you can see right behind me are in a roadblock all around a lot of the is where the roadblocks with people standing there and saying that they're going to be on the streets defending a who they say is president what i love they're convinced that there was a call that they will morales is one thing yes announce that they were regularities he called for elections that he was asked of by the military to resign and that that a large number is called a coup and that's why they're saying that they're going to remain on the streets and many of the people we have spoken to here say that they're afraid about what is coming because in a way they will vote alice gave this people the dignity they saying that they had been discriminated for generation one generation after the other and they say that now they are proud to say that they are members of

olivia's embattled president abel morales is calling for new elections after a regional election monitor reported irregularities with october's voting results demonstrators accuse the release of rigging the last election and of staged multiple protests in while police officers in some cities have also changed sides they're marching in the demonstrations they were meant to be bringing under control . a victory for anti-government protesters as police abandoned their posts to join the demonstrations. just days ago the groups clashed now they stand side by side. bar there are a 1000000000 poses a new threat to even morales south america's longest standing leader let's listen out among those under the framework of democracy and the law the armed forces guarantee union among our countrymen. therefore we confirm that we will never confront the people to whom we have a duty and we will always ensure peace coexistence and the development of our homeland. money if. military is ruling party responded by calling on supporters to defend the results of the contested election. morales is rejecting cal

bolivia said it approves a bill that could pave the way for new elections without former president abel morales the interim government hopes a new poll and weeks of unrest that has left dozens dead. and activists in paris demand the government do more to combat a wave of deadly domestic abuse number of women children france by their partners has now reached alarming levels. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program we start in hong kong where record numbers of people are voting in municipal elections the vote is seen as both a test of kerry lab's probate government and as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. hong kong is a used to queuing for restaurants conventions but not for an election especially not on a sunday morning and even before the polling stations open. moments after the queues started to form came a familiar face pro-democracy leader aung he himself was spot from running this for a house where your action is that you action in more coverage based on more district constitution issue is that overall hong kong political system reform bu

saying she will quote do everything necessary to pacify the country but supporters of former president abel brollies oppose her and they say more all east was the victim of a coup. also coming up the australian state of queensland under threat from uncontrolled and potentially catastrophic bushfires already sworn on whether in times when this could mean the worst is still to come along the country's east coast. i'm called aspen welcome to the program we begin in bolivia where opposition senator on yes has declared herself interim president following the resignation of former leader able. the constitutional court as endorsed on yes even though there were not enough lawmakers present in congress to appoint her after her announcement clashes broke out in the political capital of pos police fired tear gas and angry murali supporters trying to reach the congressional building thousands of his backers have been on the streets of the capital calling for his return 'd. now morale is currently in exile in mexico where he was granted asylum after resigning on sunday he's condemned anya saying she has

right oliver stone in washington keep watching that for us thanks very much bolivia's ousted president abel morales has said he would like to return to the country as soon as possible resigned under pressure on sunday he went into exile in mexico after weeks of protests prompted by fraud allegations following his election bolivia's interim leader said on friday that the former president will face possible legal charges for election fraud if he returns home a caretaker government is now preparing to stage fresh elections in the country. earlier i spoke to our correspondent you know how to read in bolivia is political capital a pos and asked him about the possible aim of morality his new move. i think i don't see the logic can do this idea i mean some days ago ever more on this left the country because he said that it was too dangerous for him to his life was at the risk and now he's talking about coming back i mean nothing has changed in this country since he left bolivia i think that even right now the situation is even more dangerous for him if he wanted to come back so i think that this i

leaderless and in limbo bolivia descends into violence after the departure of its former president abel morales is now in mexico in exile he says an offer of asylum saved his life but he claims he was forced out in a coup look at the latest on the power vacuum left behind in bolivia also coming up fears of more violence in the middle east israel's targeted killing of a talented indian militant leader in gaza is met with a throng of rockets fired on israel from across the board. i'm called usman welcome to the program bolivia's former president evo morales is in mexico tonight after accepting an offer of asylum after landing murali said he feared for his life and that is the parcher from office amounted to a coup or all a step down 2 days ago amid weeks of protests and pressure from the army over allegations of fraud in the election that secured him a 4th term now it's unclear who was in charge back home in bolivia. a president on the run his flight ends here at mexico city airport the pressure on his eventually became so great that he no longer felt safe in his homeland believe via some

bolivia's senate approves a bill that could pave the way for new elections without former president abel modest interim government hopes a new poll will end weeks of unrest has left dozens dead. and pope francis takes a stand against nuclear weapons the pontiff makes a symbolic visit to mecca saturday in japan where he calls on the world's nuclear nations to scrap their office. to. helen on free glad you could join me. ready has a district council election been the focus of so much attention in hong kong more people have already voted in today's poll than in any election in its history and polls haven't even closed yet the votes are seen as both a test of kerry lobs pro beijing government and as a referendum on the pro-democracy movement that has rocked the city for months. the pro-democracy movement urged hong kong people to vote and they turned out in force hours before polls closed numbers had already exceeded previous records on the surface of it the poll to choose council representatives and link community level concerns like garbage collection may not seem particularly exciting but

bolivia's interim president on years says former president abel murali can not run as a candidate in new elections thousands of rally supporters marched through the political capital of the past on thursday saying that was forced out in a coup were always resigned on sunday and is currently in exile in mexico. media outlets in lebanon are reporting that political parties have agreed are naming a new prime minister mohammad it's a foggy a former finance minister will take over after his predecessor resigned at the end of october following nationwide anti-corruption protests the demonstrations have thrown lebannon into political and economic turmoil. in baghdad fresh clashes between anti-government protesters and police have left at least 4 people dead and dozens more injured demonstrators are demanding political reforms amid government corruption and economic hardship more than 300 people have been killed since the protests erupted in early october. the european union has launched legal action against the u.k. for refusing to nominate a commissioner to the block on wednesday britain s

people who were shot by security forces during violent demonstrations in support of deposed president abel murat is the interim government is struggling to restore stability following the resignation of the former president. voters in belarus go to the polls on sunday the country is widely known as europe's last dictatorship where elections tend to be a foregone conclusion president alexander lukashenko has been in power there for 25 years and for opposition there is little room to maneuver but relations with russia the country's longtime patron are souring which has some beller stance looking west . arianna is a student in minsk she dreams of having the kind of life the people in the e.u. have she says the e.u. has a stronger economy better pay and a higher standard of living she's currently writing her dissertation and would then like to go to poland to continue study more you go out for whatever reason many people say that things are bad in batteries but why i would like to find the reasons and then decide whether i want to live here or if i prefer another country . bella ruse has histo

mexico says it has granted asylum to bolivia next president abel more ollie's resigned from office on sunday following weeks of protests.

before last year's election in brazil joey abel's a narrow described china as a predator iran with a sluggish economy in mind he's softening his tone as the president welcomes his chinese counterpart to the capital brasilia the billboards his welcoming freedom for hong kong it reads this one china senses and china combine brazil i don't think she will enjoy driving past that on his way to the summit of bricks emerging markets. zille russia india china and south africa the brics nations they account for 40 percent of the world's population and 20 percent of global economic output china is the economic powerhouse of the 5 its gross domestic product exceeded 30 teen trillion dollars last year india's population is almost as high as china's but its g.d.p. is only a 5th of that if you take a look at the next 2 they have a fairly level picking brazil of 1.9 trillion russia 1.6 and south africa comes in at just under half a trillion what do the numbers mean let's bring in america professor for international relations to talk about this what does china's dominance mean for the other brics na

la tarde veremos cielos completamente anulados, pero esto no significa que veremos precipitaciones, abelde humedad que hacen, pero a la bahía, un problema que podría haber un 10° de pulgada de lluvia, estaremos vigilando muy de cerca esa situación, el año pasado estamos hablando de cerca de cinco pulgadas, quedaron con cuatro mientras que san josé registró casi dos pulgadas de agua pero so del 20 de noviembre, tenemos más tiempo para ver si las condiciones continúan, tendremos ese aviso en que va a expirar en unos 40 minutos pero las condiciones serán bastante moderadas hacia el sur, mucha precaución, en día feriado, mañana es día de los veteranos, condiciones agradables en gran parte, en san francisco 76° la máxima, mínima llegando a la noche, máximas, actualmente 81, pasamos a los 80°, mientras que tiene 74°, por allá de la escuela, con 79°, tenemos los próximos 10 días condiciones, a partir del miércoles hacia el jueves pero el próximo fin de semana condiciones agradables, con esto continuamos con más información que un cambio la selección mexicana sub 17 sigue siendo potencia en la c

with police for a 2nd week against his resignation the senate approves a new election but excludes abel morales from standard. swedish prosecutors dropped their almost 10 year rape investigation against you that assad side to be insufficient evidence now it's believed the decision though clears the way to speed up the wiki leaks found this extradition to the united states. the u.s. pulls the plug on a key element of the iran nuclear deal by hold cygnus sanctions waiver on the atomic facility as the secretary of state rams hope his support for ongoing mass protests.

bolivia's in term president on is says former president abel morales cannot run as a candidate in new elections thousands of supporters marched through the political capital of pos on thursday saying that he was forced out in a coup. resigned on sunday and is currently in exile in mexico. germany's parliament has approved a law on mandating children be vaccinated against the measles virus the bill requires parents to prove their children have been vaccinated before they can enter and kindergarten or a school measles cases have surged globally in 2019 the law takes effect in march of next year. our let's get more of the story now joining me in studio is your porter jared reed so 1st of all just walk us through the basics of this new law here in germany right so that basically means children in schools day kids and and kindergartens will have to be vaccinated against measles and that applies to everyone working there as well so carers for example parents will have to prove that kids are vaccinated it's not enough of them to say my kids are excited they'll have to prove it and they if th

filling out her cabinet and announcing the new elections will happen soon but she says former president abel murali will not be allowed to run were always resigned on sunday and is currently in exile in mexico thousands of his supporters marched through the political capital of pos on thursday saying that was forced out in a coup and he should be allowed to run again. many haven't stopped protesting since they left power. evil morale this is by the poor indigenous people some of the red poncho is because red is the color of the left and the poncho the traditional garb of indigenous people in the andes right now morale is red bice's white hot with fury. about this evil morale is a good man has been working for the people that he didn't want to rob us like those evil god says evo morales was believe his 1st indigenous president on sunday he quit and then fled to mexico from there he's given statement after statement saying he was forced out for being against the country's rich white minority. you don't need to sit in my crime was being indigenous to the president when a president governs in th

the country's been gripped by protests in support of its recently ousted socialist president abel morales. the state department hasn't had anything to say about that they instead backed the new regimes claim that cuba is somehow to blame for bolivia's problems live in a joint brazil in ecuador in recognizing the cuban threat to freedom bravo bolivia and one protests were taking place against morales washington had something else to say the united states applauds the bolivian people for demanding freedom around the world protests continue to rage for the u.s. it's a great time to fuel the fire of popular anger if it's for the right reasons of course the united states can hold go good or in other parts of the world like the middle east of the show you just left the united states is very much supportive of any open his things those who called upon to reach out and trying to destabilize the good will who come to the east of the they will do the stabilized course bully bit of the buttocks to be supported to overthrow. so. it will be. a movement to have their people get to borrow a load of boli

abel afirma que es un ejemplo mÁs de los esfuerzos de trump para restringir la inmigraciÓn y-- e intentaresidente que utilizando el instrumento del estado para aplicar una ideologÍa antiinmigrante, anti personas de color, anti pobre. >> el servicio responde que no tiene otra opciÓn. los ajustes son necesarios para garantizar la recuperaciÓn del costo total de administrar las leyes de inmigraciÓn del paÍs, al ubicar solicitudes y peticiones, y proporcionales estructura necesaria para respaldar las actividades. estamos en montana dos intentando solucionar los desafÍos que tenemos, -- solicitantes de asilo tendrÁ que pagar $50. sÓlo hay cuatro paÍses en el mundo que cobran por procesar un asilo. la propuesta se publicarÁ en el registro federal el prÓximo 14 de noviembre. se abrirÁ a comentarios pÚblicos. las nuevas tarifas entrarÍan en efecto en enero de 2020. >> decenas de activistas llegaron a la frontera de arizona en un intento por evitar que se siga construyendo el muro. los ambientalistas aseguran que la construcciÓn pone en riesgo el ecosistema. oscar hablÓ con personas que estuvieron

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citizen i cannot abele lama was taken into custody. another, a saudi citizen, fled the country. according to the washington post, one of the accounts accessed belongs to a dissident who later became close to jamal khashoggi. the post columnist and saudi dissident killed by saudi agents last year. tonight, twitter tells cbs news it's cooperating with the fbi. in the newsroom, i'm emily turner. >>> two inmates behind bars and under tighter security at the monterey county jail tonight after being on the run for several days. the doors were closed on four days of freedom, as santos fonseca, and jonathan salazar were ushered back into the salinas jail in handcuffs. the feds captured the murder suspects hundreds of miles away near the mexican border after getting a tip that they were in tijuana. the escape from jail in salinas on sunday after cutting a hole in the ceiling of the bathroom. >> just because they are back in custody me doesn't mean we are going to stop doing our job to investigate. we will find out what we can about how did they get from salinas to mexico. >> it does not

marina acosta and husband abel are navy veterans who brought their children to help, hoping to fuel asion to serve. do you ever think, "i've already served, it's someone else's turn"? >> no, no. i'll probably serve until the day i die. >> reporter: every project is different. veterans built a picnic table and landscaped a garden in east los angeles. what's similar organizers say is the therapeutic nature of the call to action. you worked with your hands today. >> i sure did. >> reporter: but it sounds like it's your heart that brought you here. >> yes, it... it's my heart that brought me here. because if you can-- the way i feel emotional now, those people feel the same way every time we are together. it's about being together. >> reporter: carlos says the work has given him newfound purpose and friends, who are as close as family. it's why he's volunteered more than 50 times. and how many more? >> it's going to be a long time before i stop doing this, because i really enjoy this. this really fills my heart. >> reporter: our nation's best still dedicated to duty. >> thank you! ( cheer

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leaderless and in limbo bolivia descends into violence after the departure of its former president abel morales is now in mexico in exile he says an offer of asylum saved his life but he claims he was forced out in a coup look at the latest on the power vacuum blast behind in bolivia also coming up fears of more violence in the middle east israel's targeted killing of a topless indian militant leader in gaza is met with a throng.

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the panel needed to bring it more around to how this affects america's democracy on along france abel's do you think they did nothing talk about to take that. >>the best of the tail of the first 45 minutes he had he painstakingly. >>humanize ukraine and told us ukraine is a frontline country, russia has attacked it. it's out on the he said i was this weekend and a soldier was killed by was there. so he's trying to help us realize it. this is an ongoing crisis ukraine is not familiar just like vietnam was not familiar to average americans and it's not going to be coming from a a even to this process every time americans here ukraine is sort of like china's you calibrate to bring to to understand what ukraine is but this country of 25 million people is far removed from the lives of everyday americans. but the way in which they compared the this second life of ukraine to the founding of the american republic to liking these people who fight the russians to the minutemen and these kinds of analogies that that was very powerful efforts to say to the american people where the crane is we once

said she is taking over as in term president of the country after the resignation of former leader abel morales and his proclaimed herself president hours after mali's fled to mexico his supporters boycott of the assembly meetings saying his removal from power was illegitimate. and she lay tens of thousands of demonstrators have again taken to this.

school of the americas and for benning georgia in 2003 he was the one who suggested that president abel morales step down suggested yeah not with a gun to his head with an army to his head. now critics call is all mater the school of the americas a cool cat mia school for assassins or the school for dictators however like all great american institutions of higher learning the school has some famous alumni some of which are war criminals and some of which may be war criminals pending the outcome of an upcoming trial. yeah i'd say that's true well the school's curriculum dates back to the 1962 it's intended to prepare for conflicts like the cuban revolution so counter-insurgency internal security you know what i mean i gotta say our record was unimpeachable in till people started saying that graduates carried out massacres in el salvador yet public protests in public pressure led to the closure of the school years later but the military opened up another school in the same location with the exact same curriculum called the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation. or we'll ju

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this supreme court ruled that abel morally is have the right to run for this term so i believe the const the question of term limits is a distraction from the question of who actually won the october 20th election and we should talk about the organization for american states which under the leadership of luis almagro the former foreign minister of ordered why has become a complete tool of the united states i've covered it very closely from here in washington we don't hear that we grow denouncing for example juan orlando or now as the president of honduras who has also been protested for years but especially over the last several months after his brother was implicated in a multi-million dollar cocaine and drug running scandal in the united states he was actually found guilty of running drugs and guns to the u.s. and that president is named as a coconspirator in the case yet the east is silent about on dora's he silent about a where we saw security forces systematically targeting demonstrators and shooting them in the eyes and that's because the oas is only interested in carrying out the

security operation to end the blockade of a major fuel plant by supporters of the former president abel morales demanding the return of the leftist leader after he resigned earlier this month and had massive protests against allegations of electro fraud up next it's inside story on have more news on this channel in 30 minutes hopefully see them. how does iraq where ever you. the united states says israeli settlements are no longer illegal reverses 4 decades of u.s. policy it puts the trump administration odds with the international community so why no reason this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm in wrong it's a dramatic shift in u.s. policy and goes against the position taken by international organizations in most other countries the u.s. says it no longer views the illegal israeli settlements in the occupied west bank as inconsistent with international law the palestinians are furious and many observers say it makes israeli palestinian peace process even more elusive it's the latest u. turn on policy by the u.s. president in favor of israel trump recognized drew sl

is d w news live from berlin bolivia faces a rerun of last month's disputed presidential election abel morales agrees to call a new election after independent monitors reported serious voting irregularities widespread protests erupted after marley's claimed victory 3 weeks ago we'll get the latest from our correspondents in the parks also coming up spain is voting again too for the 4th time in 4 years the socialist party of acting prime minister pedro sanchez looks likely to.